J&S Towing
When you find yourself in a bind on the road in Randolph Co., J&S Towing is here for you! We specialize in just about every kind of towing you would need! We have Light Towing, Medium Duty Towing, Heavy Duty Towing, Lockouts, Recovery, Winch Outs, Accidents, Specialty Towing, Trailer Towing, Off road Towing, Tractor/Trailer Towing, and Heavy Duty Towing with our Rotator. Our kind and knowledgeable company is ready to accommodate you in your time of need. And if you need a repair we can tow you back to our shop and get you fixed up in no time! Give us a call, towing is always open 24/7!
For prices call (618)-443-5658
Light Towing
Light duty towing refers to the towing of lighter vehicles, typically cars, small trucks, and SUVs, with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) generally under 10,000 lbs.
*Any vehicles pictured here are not fatalities
Medium Towing
Medium-duty towing refers to vehicles that are too heavy for standard tow trucks but do not require the specialized equipment needed for heavy-duty towing. Vehicles weighing between 10,000 and 26,000 pounds
Heavy Duty Towing
Heavy-duty towing is a specialized towing service used for vehicles exceeding 17,000 pounds in total weight or those requiring specialized equipment and expertise due to their size and weight. This typically includes large trucks, buses, construction equipment, and off-road vehicles.
Lockout towing is a service that helps you gain entry to your locked vehicle. This towing service is designed to help you when you accidentally lock your keys inside your car. Lockout towing is a relatively simple service that can be performed quickly, often within just a few minutes.
Lockouts
Recovery
Recovery towing is a specialized towing service used when a vehicle is in a situation that standard towing cannot handle, such as being stuck off-road, in an accident, or incapacitated in a way that requires more than just a simple tow. It involves using specialized equipment and techniques to extract the vehicle from its difficult situation.
"Winch out" in the context of towing and roadside assistance means using a winch, a device with a motorized cable or rope, to pull a stuck vehicle out of a difficult situation. It's a more controlled and powerful alternative to simple towing when a tow truck can't directly reach the vehicle.
Winch Outs
Accident towing refers to the process of transporting a vehicle from the scene of an accident by a tow truck when it is not drive-able or when the police or other authorities require it for safety or evidence purposes.
Accidents
Specialty towing refers to the specialized handling and transportation of vehicles or equipment that require extra care due to their weight, size, value, or unique characteristics. It goes beyond standard towing services and necessitates specific equipment and expertise to ensure safe and secure transport.
Specialty Towing
Trailer Towing is a heavy-duty tow truck is pulling a trailer that is typically used for long-distance hauling and or its cargo. This type of towing requires specialized equipment and experienced operators due to the weight and size of the vehicle being towed.
Off-road towing refers to towing a vehicle or a trailer in areas that are not designated roads, such as rough trails, unpaved terrain, mud, sand, snow, or steep hills
Trailer Towing
Off road Towing
Tractor/Trailer
Towing
Tractor-trailer towing, also known as semi-truck towing, refers to the process of towing a semi-truck (or a tractor-trailer unit) when it is unable to operate on its own. This towing process is generally performed by specialized tow trucks equipped to handle the large weight and size of semi-trucks.
Rotator Towing
A rotator tow truck is a specialized, heavy-duty tow truck equipped with a crane-like boom that can rotate 360 degrees. This allows the truck to lift and reposition vehicles, especially large ones, in difficult situations where traditional tow trucks cannot reach or maneuver. Rotators are essentially mobile cranes on wheels, designed for heavy-duty recovery and lifting tasks